Mae, a stand-up comedian navigating the complexities of single life and recovery, finds herself adrift in a familiar pattern. Then she meets George, a man who has always identified as heterosexual. Their connection ignites a passionate and …

With George away at the wedding, a stark realization dawns on Mae: she is adrift without him. A hesitant reach extends towards Maggie, her sponsor, seeking the steadying hand of friendship and counsel. Unbeknownst to everyone, George has ke…

The unspoken nature of Mae’s existence is beginning to fray the edges of their intimacy. Each averted glance, each carefully constructed omission, casts a shadow over their shared moments. Can George confront the fear that holds him back an…

With her parents' arrival in England, Mae attempts to offer amends for the mistakes of her past, the wreckage of her addiction. But if she anticipates forgiveness, she will find herself waiting a long time.

George’s teenage crush on a boy throws Mae’s deepest anxieties into sharp relief. The fragile balance of their connection is suddenly threatened; can their relationship withstand this unexpected upheaval?

At her lowest point, Mae found herself adrift. Yearning for a flicker of happiness, she inevitably succumbed to familiar patterns of self-destruction. Was she beyond redemption, or could George offer a path to recovery?